https://sourceforge.net/p/quantity/news/2009-07-27T14:23:44ZRecent posts to news2009-07-27T14:23:44Z2009-07-27T14:23:44ZBernd Speiserhttps://sourceforge.net/u/berndspeiser/https://sourceforge.net52c3ab72c82e384516d8573cd24149c432f607d2

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Recent versions of BSUtilities (0.6.2) and Quantities (1.2.2) have just been released.<br /> These are still intermediary versions, however, the autotool support has been improved and many bugs have been resolved (see the documentation - online or after installation). Read the README and README_FIRST (for developers) files to learn about the new installation instructions.</p></div>

2009-07-27T14:23:10Z2009-07-27T14:23:10ZBernd Speiserhttps://sourceforge.net/u/berndspeiser/https://sourceforge.net1e76cec9585862b6143c42074191f6be052723cc

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Recent versions of BSUtilities (0.6.2) and Quantities (1.2.2) have just been released.<br /> These are still intermediary versions, however, the autotool support has been improved and many bugs have been resolved (see the documentation - online or after installation). Read the README and README_FIRST (for developers) files to learn about the new installation instructions.</p></div>

2006-12-08T18:02:02Z2006-12-08T18:02:02ZBernd Speiserhttps://sourceforge.net/u/berndspeiser/https://sourceforge.net1d34d2c298fc45ce5918fe47d1a15eff7d372b29

<div class="markdown_content"><p>The new version 1.2 of Quantities has just been released</p></div>

2006-12-07T10:29:59Z2006-12-07T10:29:59ZBernd Speiserhttps://sourceforge.net/u/berndspeiser/https://sourceforge.netd3676b62fe0a49248859c49ced29881e64949252

<div class="markdown_content"><p>In preparation for the upcoming release of a new Quantities version, BSutilities has just been updated to version 0.6.</p></div>

2006-01-15T13:38:09Z2006-01-15T13:38:09ZBernd Speiserhttps://sourceforge.net/u/berndspeiser/https://sourceforge.net774fda803a8008f8371792c5e7e2c1b82adea24f

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Documentation to various versions of Quantities (and the helper package BSUtilities) is now available on the project home page (go to Documentation and select the version you are interested in). </p></div>

2006-01-15T10:51:41Z2006-01-15T10:51:41ZBernd Speiserhttps://sourceforge.net/u/berndspeiser/https://sourceforge.netde8a74e26a32afeecdb21b1d7b7cb7d311a7ac35

<div class="markdown_content"><p>A new version of Quantities, Quantities-1.1, including many bug fixes and new additions as detailed in the documentation has just been released together with a new version (0.5) of BSUtilities.</p></div>

2004-12-09T15:59:08Z2004-12-09T15:59:08ZBernd Speiserhttps://sourceforge.net/u/berndspeiser/https://sourceforge.netf7e163c9eb4a795c05416fce7b5e3da83d4dab85

<div class="markdown_content"><p>The new version 1.0 of Quantities has been released which is more type safe than earlier versions, has improved functions, and adds autotools support and a user manual (generated by doxygen).<br /> Simultaneously, the new version of BSUtilities (0.4) has been released.</p></div>

2003-12-03T21:28:32Z2003-12-03T21:28:32ZBernd Speiserhttps://sourceforge.net/u/berndspeiser/https://sourceforge.net0de4882d5339733fe82dacb1fc420b01608b6750

<div class="markdown_content"><p>BSUtilities_0.3 must be used for Quantities with a version &gt;=0.6</p></div>

2003-12-03T20:33:01Z2003-12-03T20:33:01ZBernd Speiserhttps://sourceforge.net/u/berndspeiser/https://sourceforge.netd04233304c0040c1ccb29a9ce28172977051f98e

<div class="markdown_content"><p>The new release 0.6 of Quantities contains - besides several bug fixes - mainly a new abstraction: the VariableVector (forming a first part of the VariableClusters).<br /> Make sure you use BSUtilities_0.3 or this release will not compile.</p></div>

2003-05-10T11:44:39Z2003-05-10T11:44:39ZBernd Speiserhttps://sourceforge.net/u/berndspeiser/https://sourceforge.net5b7fb74fa76b913f0337cf9c501c1a436aecd25a

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Quantities provides quantity calculus within C++<br /> by defining various classes for a couple of the most important physical quantities, which can<br /> be used just as built in types. The new release offers improved type safety when using the physical quantity classes.</p></div>